Urinary tract infection in men — State of the art

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A. J. Schaeffer1
1Dept. of Urology, Northwestern University Medical School, Chicago, USA

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Urinary tract infections in boys and men are common causes of significant morbidity and, when coupled with urinary tract abnormalities, loss of renal function. Careful and prompt urological assessment is mandatory for proper treatment and prevention of serious and/or chronic sequelae.

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